Infringement!Without consent, the woman's hair cut was broadcast by 4 mobile phones to the live broadcast

The Yangtze River Daily Da Wuhan client August 31st (Trainee reporter Fan Youhan) "He took a picture of me with 4 mobile phones, I disagree, he said I was outdated!" Recently, Ms. Zhou, who lives in Xinwan Road, Jianghan District, passed Wuhan City Message Board reflected that when he was cutting his haircut near his home, he found that the hairdresser was using 4 mobile phone to live broadcast hair cutting process at the same time. She asked the hairdresser to stop the live broadcast, and the other party did not immediately move away from the camera. She also said that she was "outdated".

Mr. Xiong is cutting his hair live. Mr. Xiong Live Room Screenshot

Ms. Zhou told reporters that on the afternoon of August 22, she came to the above -mentioned barber shop to cut her hair. The other party lived the hair cutting process without earning her consent in advance. Ms. Zhou said that the hairdresser believed that the live broadcast had no loss to customers, and also said that "other customers are very happy to show their faces in the live broadcast." Ms. Zhou left her haircut without cutting her hair. "He did not agree with me to shoot me, and it became my fault?"

At 14 o'clock on the 30th, the reporter came to Ms. Zhou's barber shop. The reporter saw that there were 6 cuts in the store, and there were no customers at this time. A mobile phone bracket is placed next to the first mirror of the hair clipping position with 4 mobile phones. Three of the mobile phones were broadcast live, and one was placed in music, and a man was dancing in front of the phone. "This is Latin dance." After the man learned that the reporter came, he acknowledged that he was Mr. Xiong, a hairdresser who had a spoken corner with Ms. Zhou.

Mr. Xiong told reporters that he has been cutting hair cutting from February this year. There are many customers who have exposed their faces in his live broadcast, and most people will not propose objections. "Now the live broadcast is normal, and it is not a star. What are the common people?" Said, Mr. Xiong greeted the reporter to stand in front of the mobile phone and also introduced reporters to the audience of the live broadcast room.

The reporter observed that Mr. Xiong used 3 mobile phones to live on 3 different platforms. There are more than 800 people in the live broadcast room and the least 10 people.

He responded that on the same day, when Ms. Zhou cut hair, there were only a dozen people in the live broadcast room. "Few people can see her at all." He said that now the barber industry is promoting through live haircuts and shooting short videos.

Mr. Xiong is broadcasting in the barber shop. Photo by a trainee reporter Fan Youhan

The reporter randomly visited the city's three random shops, all of which were promoted through live or short video platforms. The staff of a large chain barber shop told reporters that their shops were responsible for shooting short videos, customers with good haircuts, and then sent to social media to attract new customers. "However, whether it is shooting or sending, we will solicit customers' consent in advance."

Liu Zhengquan, a professor and doctoral instructor of Wuhan University Law School, said that the hairdresser's behavior of the hair cutting process of the hairdressers violated the customer's privacy and portrait rights. Customers have the right to ask the infringer to stop shooting and apologize. If the other party refuses to cooperate, customers can retain live video content and consumer records, and go to the Consumer Association to complain or prosecute the court. According to the specific infringement, the infringer shall bear civil liability such as eliminating the impact, restoration of reputation, and apology, or be fined and detention.

On the 30th, after the reporter negotiated, Mr. Xiong promised to ask the customer's opinion before the live broadcast.

【Edit: Zhao Ke】

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